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Gazer (2025)

R Apr 04, 2025 Mystery, Thriller, Horror 1h 54m
User Score
72%
5 votes
Rotten Tomatoes
80%

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Overview

Frankie, a young mother with dyschronometria, struggles to perceive time. Using cassette tapes for guidance, she takes a risky job from a mysterious woman to support her family, unaware of the dark consequences that await.

Ryan J. Sloan
Director
Ariella Mastroianni
Writer

Top Billed Cast

Ariella Mastroianni
Ariella Mastroianni

Frankie Rhodes
Marcia DeBonis
Marcia DeBonis

Brenda
Renee Gagner
Renee Gagner

Claire
Jack Alberts
Jack Alberts

Henry Foster
Tommy Kang
Tommy Kang

Detective Gale Chong
Emma Pearson
Emma Pearson

Cynthia Rhodes
Marianne Goodell
Marianne Goodell

Diane Rhodes
Grant Schumacher
Grant Schumacher

Roger Rhodes
LeJon Woods
LeJon Woods

Dr. Marin

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A review by Brent Marchant
Written on June 26, 2025

One of the cardinal sins in making a captivating thriller is overstuffing the picture with too many story elements, making what should be something intriguing into something muddled, difficult to follow and unfulfilling. That can be made all the worse by incorporating extraneous filler that amounts to little more than padding while unsuccessfully trying to pass itself off as something allegedly poignant and meaningful to the overall story. And, if the filmmaker throws in some poor, at times unintelligible sound quality for good measure, you’ve got a recipe for a production that misses the mark by a decidedly wide margin. That, unfortunately, is the case with writer-director Ryan J. Sloan’s debut feature, an overlong slog that starts out well but overstays its welcome for all of the for...

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